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We profile some of these businesses and organisations regularly in a feature called 'Up Close in Godalming'.
If the cold weather is keeping your children inside this Easter holiday, Waverley Borough Council can help stave off boredom with its new Virtual Activity sessions.
Activities include football skills, beginner Judo, kids fit classes, beginner Karate, making puppets, dance workshops, ballet, scavenger hunts and family trails (for those who want to wrap up warm and head outside).
Godaming Leisure Centre will reopen from Monday, Places Leisure, which runs the centre on behalf of Waverley Borough Council, has confirmed.
The gym and pool will reopen for booked sessions but studio classes won't restart until May 17th in line with the Government's reopening roadmap. Both lane swimming and swimming lessons will restart on April 12th.
Have you ever fancied playing croquet?
Guildford and Godalming Croquet Club is recruiting new members, and offering taster sessions and coaching at its site near Broadwater Lake.
Wheelie bins are set to get smaller as Waverley adopts a new policy for its waste and recycling service.
Last week the council's Executive committee agreed to adopt the new policy and charging system for refuse, recycling and food waste bins, which will mean householders in new homes, and those requesting replacement bins, will get a 180-litre bin instead of the current 240-litre size.
M&Co in the High Street won't be reopening after lockdown.
The company says that due to issues with its lease the store won't open its doors again on April 12th.
Motorists stopped to help the drivers of a supermarket delivery van an a car after an accident on the Haslemere Road at the Lea Coach Road/Mare Hill crossroads near Witley on Monday afternoon.
The van driver was treated in hospital for minor injuries following the incident, which happened shortly after 5pm.
Some people who got a dog during lockdown have inadvertently help to full a surge in criminal behaviour, according to Surrey's Trading Standards officers.
Since March 2020, Buckinghamshire and Surrey Trading Standards have reported a 566% increase in the number of animal welfare consumer reports relating to puppy farms, puppy importing, puppy health and fake adverts selling puppies that do not exist.
Spring is here, lockdown has eased (just a little bit) this week and the events we have been missing are starting to reappear on the horizon.
With that in mind, Godalming Nub News wants to remind you of our What's On section, which allows you to upload your events free of charge.
Covid testing for all adults without symptoms will be available in Surrey from tomorrow (Thursday, April 1st).
Asymptomatic testing has been available in the county since February, but until now has been restricted to people who have to leave home to go to work.
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